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Scored across 97 tools
Many tools share prefixes and overlapping purposes across analysis, comparison, live, and sound families (e.g., compare vs cmp_run, analyze_notes vs notes_from_audio, track_fit vs eq_match vs instrument_fit). Despite detailed descriptions, the sheer number of similar tools makes misselection likely.
All tool names use consistent snake_case with domain-prefix patterns (analyze_*, cmp_*, live_*, notes_*, track_*, sound_*). The convention is predictable and readable throughout, even if not strictly verb_noun.
With 97 tools, the surface far exceeds the typical 3-15 range and even the 25+ threshold for 'too many'. While the domain is complex, this count is extreme and likely overwhelming for an agent.
The surface covers project lifecycle, tracks, notes, instruments, effects, automation, deep analysis, comparison, live performance, sound design, machine status, undo, batch, and lexicon. No obvious gaps or dead ends for a DAW agent.